Abstract : — This paper addresses the challenge of detecting and localizing a poorly textured known object, by initially estimating its complete 3D pose in a video sequence. Our solution relies on the 3D model of the object and synthetic views. The full pose estimation process is then based on foreground/background segmentation and on an efficient prob-abilistic edge-based matching and alignment procedure with the set of synthetic views, classified through an unsupervised learning phase. Our study focuses on space robotics applications and the method has been tested on both synthetic and real images, showing its efficiency and convenience, with reasonable computational costs.
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Conference papers
IEEE Int. Conf. on Robotics and Automation, ICRA'15, May 2015, Seattle, United States
https://hal.inria.fr/hal-01121583
Contributor : Eric Marchand
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Antoine Petit, Eric Marchand, Rafiq Sekkal, Keyvan Kanani. 3D object pose detection using foreground/background segmentation. IEEE Int. Conf. on Robotics and Automation, ICRA'15, May 2015, Seattle, United States. 〈hal-01121583〉
